1. Representing Data with Grouped Frequency Graphs and Box Plots
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2. Grouped Data in a Frequency Graph
What information does this frequency graph give us?

3. Grouped Data in a Frequency Graph
What does this bar tell us?

4. Possible Box Plots?
Which, if either, of these box plots could represent the Science test scores?

5. Box Plot from Raw Data
What information does this box plot give us that we could not tell from the frequency graph?

6. Working Together Matching cards
On your own, first match two pairs of cards, then take turns to match the remaining cards.
Working with your partner
After you have both matched two cards, and then after each match:
Explain your thinking clearly and carefully to your partner.
Your partner should either explain that reasoning again in their own words or challenge the reasons you gave, if they disagree. You both need to be able to agree on and explain each card match.
Once agreed, glue the matched cards onto the poster, writing an explanation of why they match.

7. Sharing Work
One person from each group get up and visit a different group.
If you are staying with your poster, explain your card matches to the visitor, justifying each match.
If you are the visitor, look carefully at the poster and challenge any cards you think have been matched incorrectly.
If you agree on the matches, compare your methods used when matching cards.

8. Frequency Graphs

9. Box Plots

10. Shape of Graphs and Box Plots: Group D

11. Shape of Graphs and Box Plots: Group E